What is your form of teaching? Offline or Online?

I teach offline,

Why children should be taught animation?

I think teaching animation can broaden your child’s artistic, social, creative and technical horizons like no other art form. Here’s why. Learning new skills isn’t something children should only do at school. There’s a lot of fun interesting topics that aren’t taught at traditional (and even more modern) schools. During my classes what Is my main focus is to expose my students to new horizons and creative thinking.

Why is important to boost and broaden child's artistic, social, creative and technical horizons?

Engagement. Animation is exciting and relatable for young children, and the process gets them engaged physically as well as mentally with their projects and subjects.

Communication Skills. Animation involves taking ideas in one’s head and figuring out how to break it down into visual information that others will understand. What better way to help your child find new ways to communicate their ideas and feelings than creating short fun animated sequences?

Improving Collaboration skills

Animation is a great group project. It gives kids practice in agreeing on a goal, dividing up tasks, and communicating with each other to offer feedback, support, and insight.

Developing Self-Expression skills

Younger kids often don’t have all the tools to express themselves properly, and using art is a great way to get a window into what they’re going through in a way words often can’t.

Animation & art gives children a chance to make something personal that represents their own ideas and embodies their own effort. Young adults don’t always have new and exciting ways to express themselves artistically. There’s writing and drawing, which are rather common, but they might not work for your child, and they might think of themselves as not-creative because of it. Why not give them something different to try? They might find it a better way to express their ideas.

Focus on mastering Problem-Solving skills

Animation forces kids to consider the limitations of their materials, evaluate strategies for creating different visual effects, and plan ahead to achieve them. Animation requires planning and consideration for many aspects at once, and can improve both the technical & creative problem-solving skills.

Developing technical skills & critical thinking

Animation projects give the child experience interacting with technical tools, like cameras and editing software. It also gives them experience with audio/visual presentation in general. these skills are becoming more and more important in today’s YouTube/Instagram world and could help push your kids up the technical ladder.